Members of the Ruderman Family Foundation, an advocacy organization that focuses on disability illustration, are denounce the cinema for throwing Baldwin, an able-bodied actor, to portray someone who is blind.

The group said on its Facebook sheet that Hollywood is” once again overlooking the possibility of being cast performers with disabilities .”

” Alec Baldwin in’ Blind’ is just the latest example of treating disability as a costume ,” Jay Ruderman, the foundation’s chairwoman, said in a statement.” We no longer find it acceptable for grey performers to represent pitch-black reputations. Disability as a costume must be free to too become universally intolerable .”

Hollywood could also benefit from the inclusion of people with disabilities, especially since its show of people who are not able-bodied is often problematic.

For example, the 2016 movie” Me Before You ,” received massive reaction from the disability community due to the film’s romantic lead — a man who becomes quadriplegic after a motorcycle accident — decides to die by suicide because living with a disability is a life that is not worth living.

“There is something wrong with this picture,” Marlee Matlin, a deaf Academy Award-winning actress, said during a roundtable deliberation about disability inclusion in 2016.” We as an industry keep talking about diversity — we know we have a problem. But, sadly, when we start speaking about diversity, disability seems to be left out far too often .”

The male induce, Sam Claflin, in” Me Before You ,” like Baldwin, is an able-bodied performer. In other recent examples, so are Eddie Redmayne, who won an Oscar for his persona as Stephen Hawking, who has ALS, in” The Theory of Everything” and Jamie Foxx, who is not dazzle, but drew blind people musician, Ray Charles in 2004.

” It’s clear that audiences want to see fibs about people with physical disabilities ,” Ruderman said in his statement.” And it’s about time “were starting” actually shedding hundreds of thousands of available, talented actors with disabilities to crowd these roles .”